Limits and continuity
Computing limits, indeterminate forms, asymptotes, continuity.
Limits, derivatives, optimization: the first CEGEP math course catches a lot of students off guard. We explain the theory clearly and practise until the problems become predictable.

In high school you applied rules. In Calculus I you need to understand why they work, and the pace is much faster. A gap in algebra (factoring, exponents, functions) quickly becomes a wall. We work on both at once: the new material and the foundations underneath it.
Computing limits, indeterminate forms, asymptotes, continuity.
Rate of change, slope of the tangent, the difference quotient.
Product, quotient, chain rule, trig, exponential and log functions.
The scary word problems, broken into simple steps.
Increasing and decreasing, extrema, concavity, inflection points and sketching.
Turning a word problem into a function, then finding the max or min.
We talk about your child, their strengths, their struggles and your goals.
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Weekly sessions, online or in person, and a short update for you every month.
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Yes. Differential calculus in Social Science or Commerce covers similar ideas, often with more economics applications.
No. We build an intensive review plan focused on your teacher's question types, with sessions close together.
Ideally, yes. Send us your notes, past exams or exercises and we follow your course exactly.
Yes, like every course. For competitive programs, a strong math grade can make a real difference.
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